There is political turmoil in Bihar. On Monday, the NDA government formed under the leadership of Nitish Kumar had to prove its majority in the Assembly. Leaders of Grand Alliance and NDA entered the Assembly with their respective claims. Even before the voting for the trust vote, RJD got a shock when three of its MLAs changed camps inside the House. Chetan Anand, son of Anand Mohan, who rebelled against RJD and joined NDA, has made a sarcastic post on social media.
Amidst the chaos over the majority test in the Assembly, RJD suffered a setback when three MLAs changed their camps even before the ongoing process to remove the Speaker from the post. Chetan Anand, son of former Bahubali MP Anand Mohan and Neelam Devi, wife of Anant Singh, had increased their closeness with the ruling party after entering the Assembly. Both the MLAs had separated from the RJD camp. Regarding which RJD had also expressed its displeasure.
When the process of removing the Speaker started, Prahlad Yadav along with Chetan Anand, Neelam Devi also went to the ruling party. Which was also opposed by Tejashwi Yadav and in front of the acting speaker, citing the rules, he called it wrong. In his address, Tejashwi Yadav also targeted Chetan Anand.
Here Chetan Anand has made a sarcastic post on social media. Chetan Anand wrote from his Facebook account that “There is a lot of water in Thakur’s well… everyone has to make it drink…” People are giving different types of reactions on this post. Earlier, while speaking in the House, Tejashwi Yadav said that today my brother Chetan Anand is sitting there. We gave the ticket to Chetan Anand considering his qualities. Not in the name of his father but with the thought that he is young and will come forward in politics. Tejashwi Yadav also called Chetan Anand helpless.
Let us tell you that ‘Thakur’s well’ had become an issue of political struggle in Bihar. In fact, RJD MP Manoj Jha had read a poem regarding this in the Rajya Sabha. After which a political controversy broke out on this. Even while being with RJD, Chetan Anand had raised his voice against it.